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Album of the WeekEdit

Album of the Week

Tragically the only studio album Jeff Buckley released in his lifetime, it has since become a great critical success. Q Magazine readers ranked the album #75 of all time, and in a re-vote near the end of 2005, it was ranked #13. The album is one of my dad's favorites, and I can't find anything about it to disagree. Featuring what is considered his greatest song, his take on "Hallelujah" by Leonard Cohen remains a fan favorite. The rest of the album is largely original material such as "Last Goodbye", "Eternal Life", and "Dream Brother", while also including two other covers, "Lilac Wine" and "Corpus Christi Carol". I think this remains a testament to how great Buckley was and could have been. -- Nominated by Cubs Fan2007